In life, rules and order are everywhere, and we must consciously abide by them, which brings convenience to ourselves and others.

When we find some people breaking the rules in some places, we must stop them in time and tell them what to do and what not to do. Shopping malls, cinemas, parks, etc. that we often go to are all public places. We should consciously abide by and maintain public order, and be civilized small passengers, civilized small customers, civilized small audiences and civilized small tourists.

No matter where we are, we should form a good habit, that is, consciously abide by public order. This is a noble act. If you only care about your own freedom and don't think about others at will, it will affect people's lives and even social stability. Therefore, we should form the habit of consciously observing public order from an early age.

Just like in the library, when people are studying hard, we should not control our emotions and affect others' learning; When we wait for the bus at the station, we must get on the bus in order. Don't disturb the order of passengers for your own time, or even hurt the harmony with others for temporary interests. When we cross the road, we must obey the traffic order ourselves, never be brave for a moment, nor run a red light just to grab a few seconds. An idea may endanger our own or others' lives. Public order is the basic guarantee to maintain the stability and harmony of our daily life, and it is the symbol of social civilization and progress, so we should start from a young age, study hard, strictly abide by public order, and strive to be a qualified civilized and good citizen!

If everyone can consciously abide by public order, we will have a stable, safe and harmonious living environment. Let's work hard for a better tomorrow!